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Evaluate the expression below when y = -3.

2y + 7

-4y − 10

User MustA
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2y + 7=1 -4y − 10=2
User Martin Mulder
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The problem asks:

what is 2y+7 when y=-3?

Since y=-3 then 2y+7=2(-3)+7=-6+7=1.


Similarly, when y=-3, -4y − 10=-4(-3) − 10=12-10=2.


Answer:

2y + 7=1

-4y − 10=2
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